WAAD-559
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Two angled 90-degree adapters XF Hardline Fittings, for 14mm hard tubes, from the Corsair Hydro X series, Silver (chrome)
Hard Tubing
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WAZU-1354
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Machine-made fitting made of brass with EPDM O-ring, with a G1/4" thread, black HT14 variant for hard tubes with a 14 mm outer diameter, pack of 6
WAEK-2336
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Gold-plated compression fitting from EK Water Blocks, for tubes with 14 mm OD, compatible with tubes made of acrylic / PETG / copper / brass / stainless steel
WAZU-716
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1 meter long bending tube from Bitspower for bending hard tubes with a 12 mm inner diameter
WAZU-909
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Lubricant for bending hard tubes from XSPC, prevents the bending tube from getting stuck in the hard tube, facilitates the removal of the silicone tube from the tube, for PETG and acrylic tubes, 100 ml
WASC-360
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Mini version of the Bitspower Multi-Link Adapter in Shiny Silver colour with G1/4-inch external thread for connecting acrylic tubes with a 12mm outer diameter.
WAAD-562
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Two angled 90-degree adapters XF Hardline Fittings, for 14mm hard tubes, from the Corsair Hydro X series, White
WAAD-560
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Two angled 90-degree adapters XF Hardline Fittings, for 14mm hard tubes, from the Corsair Hydro X series, Black
WAEK-1752
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Trim ring for the Compression Fittings Torque-HTC-16 from EK Water Blocks, made of anodized aluminium
WAEK-2717
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Silicone bending tube from EK Water Blocks, for bending hard tubes with 12 mm inner diameter, 33 cm length
WASC-258
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Black chrome fitting for 14/10 mm (OD/ID) PETG tubes and G1/4 threads by XSPC, triple O-ring seal for absolutely secure water cooling connections
WASC-164
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Black anodised fitting for 14/10 mm (OD/ID) PETG tubes and G1/4 threads from XSPC, triple O-ring seal for absolutely secure water cooling connections
Hard Tubing for Liquid Cooling
In conventional water cooling systems (tubing), flexible hoses made of different materials have been used so far. Rigid tubing sections were rare exceptions, such as between several graphics cards in a multi-VGA setup. Rubber hoses are pleasantly flexible, but on the other hand, they are often not as precisely installable or do not stay where they belong. A relatively new approach that has been sufficiently tested involves tubing with rigid tubes made of acrylic.
Acrylic Tubes, Fittings, and Accessories
The acrylic tubes are rigid and not bendable in their initial state, but they can at least be cut to the desired length. So how are they adjusted to fit the water cooling components in the computer? The solution to the puzzle is heat. When the acrylic tubes are heated, they become bendable at a certain point. Now you can lay them out as desired. After cooling, the rigid shape is permanently transferred to the tube, so tensions are a thing of the past. As with normal tubing, there are different outer and inner diameters (OD/ID) of the acrylic tubes, as well as colour variants for every taste. And, of course, various corresponding fittings, usually compression fittings, which are incompatible with normal hoses. Additionally, many useful accessory parts or sets are available, such as heat guns, bending templates, or cutting tools.